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Transitional Care Management
Broadens view of care delivery from hospital-based practice to the entire bundle episode (30-days post-discharge).
Team-based Care Improves Transitions
Baseball managers tinker with team lineups to improve results on the field, and hospitals can do the same with health care teams.
Supplier Diversity in Health Care
In accord with their commitment to equity of care and leadership diversity, hospitals and health systems are focusing on supplier diversity.
Success Preventing Sepsis
Each year more than one million patients in the United States are diagnosed with sepsis, a condition that has a 28% to 50% mortality rate and is quite costly to treat.
Cultural Competence in Health Care
Hospitals and health systems are focusing on cultural competence to create an environment and workforce that delivers the highest quality care to every patient regardless of race, ethnicity, cultur
Behavioral Health Integration in South Carolina
This case study presents the story of CareSouth Carolina and the Northeastern Rural Health Network, a group of organizations that made the mental health of residents of Chesterfield and Marlboro Co
Increasing Diversity --The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC)
Since 2007, The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) Psychiatry Residency program has helped lead the way by significantly increasing their outreach, recruitment and graduation of URM reside
The Effect of Partnerships -- Charleston Dorchester Mental Health Center
CDMHC's innovative programs divert hundreds of patients from the hospitals and emergency departments, increase community tenure for children with mental health conditions, prevent tragedy triggered
Improving Communication, Improving Patient Care - increasing staff and patient use of language services tools and programs
Overcoming language barriers with patients improves communication, a critical element of safety and quality.
Pursuing Excellence in Health Care
Leadership, innovation and commitment to quality and safety—all are needed to deliver exceptional patient care.